Union Members View Migration More Positively Than Other Workers
The labour movement can be the base for a more just and humane Canadian immigration system
Adam D.K. King
Adam D.K. King is an assistant professor in Labour Studies at the University of Manitoba.
257 posts
Canada’s Unions Should Mobilize Against The Iran War
As the U.S. and Israel continue their illegal war on Iran, some unions and labour orgs are speaking out.
Canada’s Richest 86 Families As Wealthy As Poorest 6.2 Million
Three recent reports provide the gory details about massive and growing wealth inequality in Canada
Government Denies Unpaid Work Exists In Canadian Airlines
The federal unpaid work study has largely validated a compensation structure flight attendants struck to overturn.
Amazon ‘Breached’ B.C. Labour Code By Denying Pay Increase
The British Columbia Labour Relations Board’s recent ruling may result in more than $1 million in back wages being paid out
Liberals To Blame For CUPE’s Subpar Air Canada Settlement
While CUPE flight attendants will finally receive pay increases, the award falls short of members’ demands.
The Time Has Come For Sectoral Bargaining
From income inequality to unchecked corporate power, the challenges of our time call for bold ideas and a radical vision.
Top-Paid CEOs Made More In 33 Hours Than Workers Will In 2026
A new CCPA report found Canada is increasingly a country of exorbitant wealth alongside persistent poverty.
Carney’s Job Cuts Undermine Canada’s Position Against Trump
Austerity undermines the foundation for a fairer economy that is less dependent on the United States.